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Meanings of stumble in English
Synonyms
Examples for "trip"
Examples for "trip"
1
Soon, however, it was clear this second trip there would be good.
2
Come visit me later... and we shall talk about... our trip home.
3
Mary, increasingly ambitious for her husband's political future, relished this political trip.
4
Planning your trip Either way, there are several important factors to consider.
5
At the table they all talk about taking a trip to Europe.
1
Each knew that one misstep could result in his own personal destruction.
2
An acclaimed crime writer, he sees Trump's election as a necessary misstep.
3
Major misstep: an inexplicable lack of Brazilian favela funk tracks about butts.
4
One misstep and you'll be an expert. She leaned forward and pointed.
5
K'ess cursed himself for his obvious misstep but kept his expression blank.
Usage of stumble in English
1
We sink in water; in air we tumble; on earth we stumble.
2
In the descent to the cañon the pony began to stumble badly.
3
The media wanted a story and the only story was a stumble.
4
I saw men fall; I saw the living stumble over the dead.
5
You stumble on past the glass and iron of the indoor market.
6
Yes, I but stumble on this new path, but I am struck.
7
Just say your prayers that we stumble across the answer down here.
8
Meanwhile Lamont must stumble, and the unfortunate Mr. Schlesinger must remain anonymous.
9
At the weapon she'd just had the good fortune to stumble across.
10
We stumble and impede each other in the great waves of smoke.
11
It is the blind who fall into the ditch-thereckless who stumble.
12
He had grown weak in the knees and was inclined to stumble.
13
Do not then stumble at the end of the road,' answered Gandalf.
14
Perhaps I may stumble across something that will prove useful to us.
15
She also continued to stumble over an unavoidable element: her rival's name.
16
You must forgive me if I seem to stumble in the telling.
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Stumble through the time
Stumble across language varieties
Australia
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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